Design-led Intervention for Reducing Overrealiance on Food Delivery Services(FDS): Design-led Intervention for sustainable behaviour

Q3 Engineering
Eun Sun Park, Dooyoung Kim, Jeeyeon Hong, Shannen Patricia Widjaja, Hyunjae Shin
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Abstract

The COVID-19 pandemic boosted food delivery service (FDS) usage, causing unsustainable habits and environmental concerns. This study aims to develop a behavioural change intervention to promote sustainability-oriented motivations. The intervention involved the use of a bingo board to set and track goals for alternative behaviours. The intervention showed a reduction in FDS use frequency and an improvement in participants' sustainability awareness. The bingo board provided a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction, acting as reinforcement, while the bonus response cost served as both a reinforcement and a punishment. This study provides insights into the need for developing design-led interventions for promoting sustainable behaviours.
以设计为主导的干预措施减少对食品配送服务的过度依赖:以设计为主导的可持续行为干预措施
2019冠状病毒病大流行增加了外卖服务的使用,造成了不可持续的习惯和环境问题。本研究旨在发展行为改变干预以促进永续性导向动机。干预包括使用宾果游戏板来设定和跟踪替代行为的目标。干预显示FDS使用频率的降低和参与者可持续性意识的提高。宾果棋盘提供了成就感和满足感,作为强化,而奖励响应成本既是强化也是惩罚。这项研究为开发以设计为主导的干预措施以促进可持续行为的需求提供了见解。
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Journal of Design Research
Journal of Design Research Engineering-Engineering (miscellaneous)
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期刊介绍: JDR is an interdisciplinary journal, emphasising human aspects as a central issue of design through integrative studies of social sciences and design disciplines. Originally published as an electronic journal publishing articles including multimedia applications and hence allowing visual knowledge transfer, it is now also available in print. Topics covered include Expertise in design Design learning strategies and design pedagogy Design as a social process Gaming and simulation in design Designing user interfaces The role of visual techniques in the design process Design tools Sustainability.
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